It’s real muggy here. Prolly doesn’t bode well for later today.

so far quiet in Macon cty

Nothing talking on the TNF so far. Muggy and windy.

Muggy and super quiet in Pike county. Crows don't even want to call much

Nasty day for the opener in Louisiana.

Dead bird at 6:48. Gobbled really good.

Cloudy, hot, foggy with a little mist falling. Not looking good but better than being at work. This weather sucks.

Heard him twice. I’m ready for a good gobbling bird.

scouting out a new spot that looked good on topo. Settled in and had a crazy top gun hen that was roosting 150 yards away buzz my head at 5 feet. Guess she likes my call. Males must have lockjaw because it is quiet.

Congrats! All quiet here

Coyote came in on a string

Battled the same hot/muggy conditions in Bertha but got on one early and was able to make it happen. My only setup was in a trashy SMZ between two newly replanted clearcuts. He drummed and gobbled just out of sight for 20 minutes before drifting off down the SMZ. I moved about 40 yards to where he was strutting and struck him and in about 5 minutes he strutted over the little hill and I killed him where he was originally strutting and drumming. Nasty conditions but blessed nonetheless! Good luck fellers stay after ‘em!!

Gobbling good in Maringo co.
Trying to be patient.

Congrats to the killers!

Got busted by a deer. When it took off so did 2 turkeys. My kinda luck I reckon

Congrats General!

Text book hunt this morning. Went back into where we had the encounter yesterday, and multiple birds were roosted together and started gobbling early and often. They were roosted in a bottom off the edge of a food plot so we set up on the road leading to the plot about 50 yards from the field edge. My dad was set up front and I was a little ways back doing the calling. We were set up close enough that I could hear them fly down. Told dad they’re down and to get ready. The gobbled 3 or 4 times on the ground getting closer with every gobble. Just like the script says they walked through the plot right down the road. 3 gobblers all together started making they’re way right into the danger zone. We let them come and they put on a show. Gobbled in our face at 28 steps, so loud that dad flinched so violently that I thought the hunt was over. He did perfect and waited for the strutter to clear the others, and let it fly. We were done at 6:45. Dropped him back at the cabin and now I’m off on the search for one for me.

Great hunt jlbuc congrats!

Congratulations

Can’t get one going at any of my spots